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I have never scored below 40 in GMAT quant (this includes the first ever test i took which was without preparing at all, the mahattan tests, veristas tests, GMAT Test Prep, Actual GMATS). On an average - my score has been between 43-47 (If you exclude the first ever score of 40 which I took without studying at all).
But my score in the quant section of GMAT club tests have been - 34,33,41 and 30! in that order!
when my accuracy was 38% - I got 33 (500 lvl 71%,600 lvl - 33%,700 lvl - 27%)
when my accuracy was 58% - I got 41 (88%,60%,38%)
when my accuracy was 54% - i got a 30 (57%,46%,64%)
Can any help me understand this?
But my score in the quant section of GMAT club tests have been - 34,33,41 and 30! in that order!
when my accuracy was 38% - I got 33 (500 lvl 71%,600 lvl - 33%,700 lvl - 27%)
when my accuracy was 58% - I got 41 (88%,60%,38%)
when my accuracy was 54% - i got a 30 (57%,46%,64%)
Can any help me understand this?
05 Feb 2019, 15:36
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Hi siddharthsinha123.
In my experience, the GMAT Club quant tests are somewhat harder than the real thing and than other practice tests. So, that you scored lower on GMAT Club quant tests than you have on others is not particularly surprising. I did the same when I started using them.
Regarding your scores and what may seem to be discrepancies between your performance and your scores, while you got fewer right on your first test than on your third test and yet scored higher on the first than on the third, as you may have noticed, your hit rate for easy questions was much higher on the first test and second test than on the third one. Missing easy questions can drag your score down significantly. So, the scores that you got make sense given your hit rates on easy questions.
There's lesson to be learned from this experience actually. A key part of hitting a GMAT score goal is to get the easy and medium question correct.
Anyway, there's nothing really out of line in your scores. The GMAT Club Tests do tend to generate scores somewhat lower than those generated by the real thing, and at the same time, they are great learning tools. So, you can use them for that purpose, play them like a game seeking to score higher, and learn to rock the GMAT like a champ.
In my experience, the GMAT Club quant tests are somewhat harder than the real thing and than other practice tests. So, that you scored lower on GMAT Club quant tests than you have on others is not particularly surprising. I did the same when I started using them.
Regarding your scores and what may seem to be discrepancies between your performance and your scores, while you got fewer right on your first test than on your third test and yet scored higher on the first than on the third, as you may have noticed, your hit rate for easy questions was much higher on the first test and second test than on the third one. Missing easy questions can drag your score down significantly. So, the scores that you got make sense given your hit rates on easy questions.
There's lesson to be learned from this experience actually. A key part of hitting a GMAT score goal is to get the easy and medium question correct.
Anyway, there's nothing really out of line in your scores. The GMAT Club Tests do tend to generate scores somewhat lower than those generated by the real thing, and at the same time, they are great learning tools. So, you can use them for that purpose, play them like a game seeking to score higher, and learn to rock the GMAT like a champ.
05 Feb 2019, 15:40
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Thanks Marty, I have been using Target Test Prep for a while now and it has definitely helped my quant. I guess, I have just been committing some silly mistakes in the tests which has dragged my score down.
But your tip is definitely helpful, and I would continue to use this which hopefully improves my actual test results
The the scores are really shake the confidence.
Also in verbal - I have never scored above 32 - in any of the tests - but I got all 500 level questions right - which made my gmatclub verbal test come up to 35
But your tip is definitely helpful, and I would continue to use this which hopefully improves my actual test results
The the scores are really shake the confidence.
Also in verbal - I have never scored above 32 - in any of the tests - but I got all 500 level questions right - which made my gmatclub verbal test come up to 35
.Is there anything wrong with the GmatClub test Algo??
